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Group that focuses on AVM awareness , To build an informative group to help UK & Ireland AVMers and their families find the best Answers to their questions about treatments, doctors in the UK & Eire, self help and to press the powers that be for an increase in research and promote funding to find a cure or far better specific treatments
Website: http://www.butterflyavmcharity.org.uk
Location: regional-group
Members: 155
Latest Activity: Jan 18
Hi Guys our AVM treatment centre list is growing ! If you have had treatment with anyone else please let me know. also if i have made any errors in the list let me know so i can amend list Thanks George
Mr Daniel Morris , University of Wales
Mr Dunaway ,Surgeon Great Ormond St Childrens Hospital London
Mr F Robertson,consultant in interventional and diagnostic neuroradiology, Great Ormond St Childrens Hospital London
Dr Glover,Consultant Paediatric Dermatologist, Great Ormond St Childrens Hospital London
Dr Nishikawa, Queen Elizabeth Birmingham ,
Dr Monaghan, Queen Elizabeth Birmingham
Dr Lamin. Queen Elizabeth Birmingham
Dr Rodrigues Birmingham childrens hospital
Dr Solanki Birmingham Childrens hospital
Dr Ashpole,Charring Cross London, Cromwell hospital
Mr David Peterson,Neurosurgeon, Clemantine Churchill Hill hospital Sudbury, Middx,Charring Cross London, Cromwell hospital London,
Mr David Peterson, Radiologist,Clemantine Churchill Hill hospital Sudbury, Middx,Charring Cross London, Cromwell hospital London,
Dr Maneesh Patel, Neurologist ,Clemantine Churchill Hill hospital Sudbury, Middx,Charring Cross London, Cromwell hospital London,
Dr Michael Gross, Neurologist ,Clemantine Churchill Hill hospital Sudbury, Middx,Charring Cross London, Cromwell hospital London,
Dr Joan Grieve. Neurosurgeon , National hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery at Queens square, London
Prof. Bodo Lippitz
Specialties; Gamma knife surgery, Paediatric gamma knife surgery
Based at the Cromwell hospital, London
Mr Vloebergh,neurosurgeon,Queens medical centre in Nottingham
Dr Lenthall,neuro-radiologist,Queens medical centre in Nottingham
Mr Abouharb Neurosurgeon, The Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast
Dr Rennie Neuroradiologist,The Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Mr Sorin Bucur, Hurstwood Park Princess Royal Hospital Haywards Heath
Mr Christos Tolias neurosurgeon ,The Cromwell Hospital, London.
Dr Nick Plowman,consultant oncologist Gamma Knife treatment,The Cromwell Hospital, London.
Mr Owen Sparrow, General Hospital of Southampton (Neuro).
Dr Clifton St George's hospital, Tooting South London
Dr Johnston St George's hospital, Tooting South London
Dr Rowe ,Royal Hallamshire hospital in Sheffield who specialise in NHS gamma knife surgery in the UK.
Mr. Mohsen Javadpour,Consultant Neurosurgeon,Beaumont Hospital , Dublin,
Dr. Paul Brennan Clinical Director of Radiology,Beaumont Hospital ,Dublin , Beaumont Rd, Dublin 9, Ireland Tel, 0035318093000 www.beaumont.ie
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Hi all,can I ask your thoughts please.6 months ago I started getting horrible headaches - daily, with nausea, dizziness and cognitive problems and for the last 4 months have been seeing a neurologist in my home town. Then 4 weeks ago was told had avm by GP. My local neurologist called me at home that evening to tell me she was referring me to another neurologist in London. 2 weeks later the neurologist from London hospital rang me in the evening to say he needed more scans and thought that a…Continue
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Hi all I am trying to get travel insurance for my 22 year old daughter , who has had a bleed and has got inoperable multiple avms . I have been told by Thomson they can't insure her but they said to keep trying other company's .however when I put in the condition when trying to get quotes the sites don't recognise it . We only want to take her to Spain while she's ok because her symptoms are getting worse . So I was wondering if anyone has managed to get insurance .
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Hi, I was diagnosed with a large cerebellum avm yesterday and I am feeling very scared about what the future holds, probably due to lack of knowledge on this condition. I am 41 and with my partner, Rob, We have 2 young children aged 5 and 8 and live in Derby. About 4 weeks ago I was diagnosed with a condition called hfs due to a fairly severe facial twitch which started in August this year. I was sent for an MRI as there was concern about the rate of progression of this twitch which can take…Continue
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I have tried everywhere to get life insurance to provide for my family if my 2nd avm bursts and no one will insure me. anyone know where I can get it?Continue
Seasons greetings to you all. I have anothe appointment looming on 27 January. My AVM has been undergoing a growth phase and i think some treatment is on the cards now as now have some discomfort with leg pain and that my foot is pulsing though nothing visible. Anyone had experience of AVM expertise at St Mary's Hospital Paddington (Proffessor Stanfield, Dr Hamaday?)
That would depend on seizure activity, jg, vision issues, other things.
Seek emergency care, WM -- better to be safe.
AVMs in certain critical locations may stop the circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid, causing accumulation of the fluid within the skull and giving rise to a clinical condition called hydrocephalus.[3] A stiff neck can occur as the result of increased pressure within the skull and irritation of the meninges.
anyone live near Exeter?
AVM UK & Eire treatment Centre and Doctor/surgeon list UPDATE:
Hi My surgeons have both done a fantastic job, Firstly I was admitted to the hospital under emergency circumstances with a cerebral bleed with large blood clot, My surgeon Miss Patricia Littlechild - Consultant Neurosurgeon - Southern General Hospital - Glasgow, performed surgery and I was out after 2 weeks with no lasting issues from either the bleed or the surgery. I then had my AVM removed (right Temp lobe) by the AVM specialist at the same hospital who again performed the surgery with no lasting affects :) - Mr Edward Jerome St. George - Neurosurgeon - Southern General Hospital - Glasgow. Again both these surgeons are fantastic in one of Europe's TOP Neuro departments. Thanks
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So I wanted to try a mineral makeup to cover up some redness in my cheeks. I was sick of the expense of liquid and powder and I HAVE to wear fragrance free so it can be difficult. I am fair with cool to neutral undertones and got this in soft ivory. The color was a nice match and had buildable coverage and photographed very well. HOWEVER, there are 2 major flaws! It does NOT stay put! Within 15 minutes my flawless face looked like I put vegetable oil all over it! Then, when I went to remove it, my face was covered in red bumps! I had a bad reaction! It DOES contain bismuth ;( This has so many aggravating ingredients I would NEVER purchase again!
This is actually quite a good foundation - the coverage is excellent and lasts throughout the day, and it's not completely matte so unlike a lot of mineral foundations you still get a healthy 'glow' going on.
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I liked this. I use it on its own as a foundation, but I always need to put concealer on my acne scars and hyperpigmentation as true match doesn't provide full coverage. As long as you build it up slowly it looks natural and non-cakey. The only things I didn't like were how it accentuated my pores a bit and didn't last after three or four hours, but i fixed both of those problems by just using a primer.
Also, I liked the brush a lot. IMHO it was even better than my bare escentuals brushes. As long as you are light and gentle with it, the powder goes on evenly and it wont scratch your face.
I was a previous customer of Bare Minerals foundation and concealer. I had hoped that L'oreal's product would be at least good enough to use. I am 39 years old and had NO idea that I had as many wrinkles as I do! When I apply this product, it clings to every crease that I have. I have tried and tried, but I just can't make it work for me! the concealer works very well as long as I don't try to cover the circles under my eyes. My pores and wrinkles stand out so much when I use this product that I am very self conscious about it. I am switching to a liquid or creme foundation.
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I can't live without this foundation! Yes, the brush is scratchy and sheds a bit, and if you're wearing a nice outfit you definitely need something over it to stop it getting all powdery, but I have never found anything like the coverage. I have horrendous acne scars and basically I just keep buffing powder in until they're covered, and even then it still looks natural. It keeps my face matt (well, not my nose but that would need a miracle) and there is absolutely nothing that covers spots and scars like it. I just repeat buy it every time it runs out.
I think I'm the only one who likes the brush :). This got negative reviews? How is that? The powder is amazing and doesn't cake at all. It blends nicely and stays on. This is my all time favorite foundation!!
(UPDATE!! I hate the brush now! It hurts my skin :(
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It's a shame to see such negative responses to this foundation! I for one absolutely love it, its the only thing I've found which finishes my foundation flawlessly, yes I use it as a finishing powder not as a foundation and NO IT IS NOT CAKEY AT ALL. It made my skin look so perfect, no matter what foundation I use under it.
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What a mess!! Horrible design; there is always major clean-up needed after every application. The powder itself is o.k., but I would never buy again because I've wasted most of it after it spilled all over the countertop.
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The United States Tennis Association, which runs the US Open Tennis Championships, announced that it is hosting the fourth annual US Open job fair on Wednesday, July 9 and Thursday, July 10.
The US Open job fair will be held each day at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
All job-seekers are urged to arrive early, as gates will close promptly at 3 p.m. The fair is open to residents of Queens only, and proper ID is required for entry.
Job-seekers will have an opportunity to speak with US Open staff and vendors about the various open positions, such as cooks, drivers, maintenance workers, security personnel, cashiers and customer service representatives.
Applications will be available onsite. For those unable to attend the job fair, applications will be accepted through August. Additional information can be found online at teamusopentennis.com.
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Sam Laurenz Salon's menu of head-to-toe beauty services leaves just enough room for treatments dedicated to overall wellness and mental nurturing. Stylists lead the charge to reinvigorate images, crafting precision cuts or re-texturizing hair with billowy wave perms or smooth-as-silk straightening treatments. Away from the shears and shampoos, clients gather in private rooms to meet one-on-one with personal counselors or gather in group meetings to participate in the salon's Weigh of Life program––a weight-loss approach that encourages members to forget yo-yo diets in favor of portion control and the breaking of bad habits. Bad habits can also be banished with help from the salon's in-house hypnotist, who aims to help clients stop smoking, overcome anxiety, or overcome a crippling fear of hypnotists.
Joseph D'Antona, The Balance Health & Wellness Center's managing director, heads a practice that won Long Island Press's Best Acupuncturist and Best Massage awards for 2013. He uses his advanced certifications in NAET allergy elimination to naturally ride allergies through acupuncture. Collaborating with this expert team of therapists, D'Antona offers services to reduce pain, eliminate stress, and remove toxins. Sessions in the far-infrared sauna and water-fueled colon-hydrotherapy sessions promote wellness and are just two of the center's 25 salutary treatments. Spa procedures, such as cleansing, exfoliating facials, soothing hot-stone massages, and acoustic-wave cellulite-reduction therapy beautify bodies and promote a sense of deep relaxation. D'Antona takes a holistic approach to improving the health of clients, and he and the staff make communication a priority throughout each guest's treatment experience.
Begin your retreat to Inner Balance's soothing spa-o-sphere by breaking down back barriers with a 60-minute Swedish massage. The Swedish technique uses long, soothing strokes and moderate to light pressure to target strained muscles and untie knots of tension. While you lie on one of Inner Balance's heated massage tables, the licensed therapist will use hand-to-hand combat to fight stress, improve circulatory conditions, and awaken the lymphatic system that's been hibernating and living off of stashed berries.
The experienced certified body bufferer at Indriya Massage pampers and restores balance to distressed torsos and achy appendages using the holistic healing powers of human hands. Today's deal nets you a 60-minute Swedish kneading, a popular technique that uses light or medium pressure to loosen knots and alleviate stress. The smooth, gliding strokes alleviate taut muscles and promote relaxation, easing overworked limbs and melting tension into a conveniently positioned bucket. An effective treatment for stress reduction and the improvement of blood circulation, Swedish massage also relieves anxiety, depression, and trauma resulting from having a quarter painfully extracted from your ear by a street magician.
Impressions Salon may be located in a cozy two-story house and look like a quaint home salon, but its army of hair, skin, and nail experts perform all the same services found in a big-city salon. Stylists transform locks with permanent waves, keratin treatments, and ombre color, and nail techs add beautifying enhancements, such as gels and wraps. At Esthetics By Nicole, located within the salon, aesthetician Nicole relies on popular beauty treatments to refresh skin, including microdermabrasion and chemical peels.
Dr. Joyce Guirand and the team at Guirand Medical Care believe that "healthy habits start early," which is why they offer primary care and aesthetic medicine for patients of all ages. They specialize in primary care that ranges from physical exams and acute injuries to chronic medical conditions and weight-loss assistance. Dr. Guirand also performs aesthetic medicine, such as chemical peels, body treatments, facials, waxing, and Botox.


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The Strongest tropical cyclone of 2014 that started in the North Indian Ocean left behind catastrophic results not just in Indian terrain but prolonged its way in the Himalayan region of Nepal. In Nepal the 2 days of continuous raining resulted in death of more than 25 people and dozens of other missing in the ordeal of avalanches debris in three western mountainous districts of Nepal.
Nepal faced the trickle-down effect of the Hudhud cyclone where the continuous heavy raining of 2 days brought on by the cyclone battered the mountainous region. The weather triggered blizzards at high altitudes where the world famous Annapurna region trekking was declared an alert zone.
More than 200 trekkers were directly affected by the freakish storm that began bearing down on the Annapurna region on Tuesday. Dozens were reported missing and feared buried under snow and avalanche debris.
According to Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN), " TAAN rescued 77 trekkers from different parts of Manang district on Thursday. Of the trekkers rescued on Thursday, 17 were Israelis, 29 Nepalis (support staff), 5 Indonesians, 10 Germans, 5 Spanish, 4 Indians, 3 Canadians, 2 Russians, and 2 Polish."
On Wednesday, the rescue team brought down five bodies – two Nepalis, two Israelis and one Polish. Similarly, one more body has been brought down to Jomsom. Their identity has yet to be ascertained. With this the number of deceased in Mustang side has reached 10. Rescue teams had recovered four bodies.
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Funding Social and Economic Interventions to Improve Health: Health Legacy Foundation Strategies
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Nearly $1 billion in grant funding is awarded each year by health legacy foundations (which some call "conversion foundations"). These foundations are formed with proceeds from mergers and acquisitions of nonprofit health care entities and currently operate in forty-three states across the country. At least 306 of these foundations have been established over the past […]
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KOKRAJHAR: In the backdrop of doctors fleeing from RN Brahma Civil Hospital here because of extortion by militants, the Bodoland People's Front (BPF) on Friday brought out a public rally in Kokrajhar town to raise their voice against rampant extortion, kidnapping and killings in the BTC districts.
Meanwhile, as many as ten doctors who had fled the Kokrajhar hospital resumed their duties by Friday. Hospital superintendent A K Brahma said he hoped all the 28 doctors who left Kokrajhar due to extortion fears come back and resume their duties on humanitarian grounds. He said tight security has also been provided to the doctors.
Just after the rally, a memorandum was submitted to chief minister Tarun Gogoi through Kokrajhar DC Donald Gilfellan by the Kokrajhar district unit of the BPF.
BTC chief Hagrama Mohilary told mediapersons that extortion and kidnappings are carried out not only by the non-ceasefire NDFB faction, but also by the NDFB(P), which is under ceasefire. He said NDFB(P) cadres often come out from their designated camps and are involved in extortion in the name of the non-ceasefire group (the NDFB faction led by Ranjan Daimary) in Baksa and Udalguri districts.
He urged the state government to keep the NDFB(P) cadres inside the designated camps as per the ceasefire ground rules so that no cadre of the Ranjan Daimary faction can identify himself as a member of the NDFB(P). He said if the NDFB(P) follows the ground rules, it would be easy to identify the main culprits.
Mohilary added he would meet chief minister Tarun Gogoi on December 18 to discuss the problems of both the factions of the NDFB. Mohilary also said he would discuss issues like law and order and restoration of peace in the BTC region with the CM.
He said maintaining law and order is the state government's responsibility. He said the government should ensure the protection of lives and property of people as well as their security. He urged Gogoi to strengthen the law and order machineries in the BTC districts.
BPF MLA Promila Rani Brahma said it was very unfortunate that both the factions of the NDFB are now engaging in extortion. She appealed to both the factions to stop extortion from the public and focus on starting talks with the Centre in a meaningful way.
The BPF, in its memorandum to the chief minister, demanded appropriate steps be taken against the ongoing extortion, kidnappings and killings in the BTC region for the greater interest of peace, harmony, unity and development. The rally was also attended by all prominent leaders of the BPF.
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RENO, Nevada — Gwinnett's own desert-racing team, Peak Empire Racing, finished its grueling trek across the hot Nevada desert last week. Although not unexpected, temperatures were over 100 degrees, including 114 at the starting line, according to team owner and co-driver Ted Holt. The team left the hotel early Friday morning and did not stop until they arrived Saturday morning in Reno as one of only seven JeepSpeed cars that finished the race out of the total of 20 in the class.
Holt chronicled the adventure for the Daily Post. The following is Holt's take on the event:
The first Jeepspeed guys left the line around 11 a.m. My co-driver and navigator Gary Cann and myself left at approximately 11:30 a.m. With the dust in our face, we headed into what can only be a certain adventure.
The first 100 miles of this race includes a 22-mile silt bed that takes out 30 percent of all racers due to the heat. It is absolutely brutal. If you don't know what silt is, it's a bottomless pit of a talcum powder-like substance. You have the car floored and move very slowly as you battle high engine and transmission temperatures. Once through the silt bed, we encountered our first problem (besides the heat) — a fuel delivery problem. The racecar shut off, leaving us stranded on the side of a cliff trying to fix it. After an hour, we finally got it going. After changing many parts, we headed back on course and tried to make up time.
When we came into Pit 3, our pit crew found a broken bolt in our Trac-bar. This fix included a two-hour down time and the weld/fab up of a new Trac-bar bracket. After the fix, we headed back into the desert with only 15 minutes before we timed out, so we needed to make up time and do it fast. And we did. We averaged close to 50 miles an hour for the next 200 miles, getting back up close to where the teams, the ones that were left anyway, were on the course.
At race mile 309, Cann and I got out of the racecar and our fresh driver/co driver team of Jimmy Penner and John Coleman team got in. It was dark. It was Friday night around 11:30. Jimmy and John clicked off miles and were making ground on the third place JeepSpeed car when they were gobbled up by a massive Silt bed/hill climb just before pit 14 and race mile 375. They were stuck in the silt for over an hour. After digging out, they continued further and passed pit 15, the last pit, close on the heels of the third-place team, which also had a problem. The chase crew, which now included myself, took off for the finish line to see if our can (the car) could get on the podium at third place.
At the finish line, we found out the second, third, and fourth place teams, us included, were all fighting for position. A lat transmission cooler problem took our car down for another 30 minutes with only 17 miles to go to the finish. After the fix, the Peak Empire Racing team got up and going and blasted to the finish line. We finished fourth. A great finish for Team Peak Empire Racing. It was an epic battle for the guys in the car, and a huge battle for our chase/pit crew. They navigated 600 miles of empty desert to make sure the drivers, co-drivers and race car had fuel, food and water when we needed it. They were also there if we needed the car worked on. The 2012 Vegas to Reno Race was a great adventure for the Peak Empire Racing Team.
It definitely sounds like a spectacular adventure and maybe even more than that. Not many can say they competed in the Desert Race, and among the racers, few can say they crossed this year's finish line, but Ted Holt, Gary Cann, Jimmy Penner, John Coleman, and the support/chase team of Tim Holt, Wesley Switzer, Karl Knowlton, and Yves Braun can.
Make sure to tune in to NBC Sports Network's highlight show of the Reno to Vegas race desert racing coverage on Oct. 28 at 6 p.m. and November 1 at 5 p.m. to see for yourself just how intense desert racing really is.
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Is Rex Ryan Really Safe? Will he still be Fired?
Posted by Erik Manassy on Jan 1, 2013 in Main, Opinion | 0 comments
Happy New Year. It's no secret that the Jets had a down year and with Black Monday, the start of the new regime has started with the first announcement of Mike Tannenbaum being fired as the General Manager.
Woody Johnson made the announcement in a statement sent to the media as well as a brief paragraph of the decision to keep Rex Ryan. I'm not buying that Rex is safe so quickly. With all the events from yesterday finally settling in, I'm not so convinced that Rex is safe.
Normally a new General Manager, well anyone worth their salt, wants their own say and the chance to pick their own head coach. There was a scheduled presser for Rex Ryan to address the media for his end of the year address that was cancelled. The Jets were the ONLY team to do this. WHY?
Here goes my conspiracy theoretic mind again:
- Maybe Rex was just too tired physically and mentally to address the media and talk about the failures of his team. I know that players said he addressed the team before the last game and cried. Maybe he was going to be too upset again.
- Maybe Rex was told he was the coach, FOR NOW and maybe Woody didn't want him addressing the media with the fear he might out the plan.
- Maybe Woody is waiting to hire the GM and then behind closed doors decide if they are going to keep Rex has the 2013 head coach.
I am just not convinced that Rex Ryan is safe from being fired. For all those people tweeting me saying that is there a possibility of him being demoted to defensive coordinator, I'll answer with a resounding NO. There is no way Rex would want to stay (his ego couldn't handle a demotion) and it's not fair to the new head coach. There are many players who love Rex and if he still was on the team I think it could create a divide.
Does Rex Ryan deserve to go? I would say there is a case to keep Rex and also a case to fire him. Rex has no clue about offense. NONE. There have been rumors (Thanks Mr. Anonymous) that Rex actually wanted to play Tim Tebow more and that he was faced with major push back from OC Tony Sparano. Now that's on Rex if he can't get his way and influence his subordinate to do as he wants. If he was so for this move, why didn't he just over rule him.
I believe Rex tries to please everyone. He's trying to please the owner, fans, players, coaches and anyone he comes in contact with, or this is how it seems to me. His press conferences tipped me off this year with his constant spinning of his explanations of his decision making. There were many times I scratched my head wondering where the coach was coming from. His logic seemed flawed and I believe his boisterous predictions put major pressure on his players especially Mark Sanchez.
I think the problems were too much for Rex to handle and it spun way out of his control. We know playing and coaching in New York isn't easy, but Rex failed to keep things simple and in perspective for his team. Does he deserve to get fired, YES. He still has a chance to get the axe. I believe there is something brewing in Florham Park and Woody is buying his time. Then again, I can be speculating and totally wrong. We'll find out soon enough.
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He is a conceptual artist known for playing cut and paste with styles ranging from Minimalism to monster magazine illustration, through several multipart, quasi-narrative projects: the curation of mostly anonymous thrift store paintings, the recording and translation of his dreams into threedimensional reality, the autobiography of Billy a fictitious adolescent- a project titled My Mirage consisting of numerous works in video, drawing, painting sculpture and print components, and the religious epic Kill Your Darlings, based in the teachings of O-ism, a fictitious American religion (invented entirely by himself). All these narratives are used by Shaw as an invisible structural component to his work.
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April 10, 2012 Director of athletics Joel Maturi announced today that the University of Minnesota has agreed to terms on a contract extension with head baseball coach John Anderson through the 2016 season. "We're pleased to announce that we have come to a long-term agreement with Coach Anderson," Maturi said. "There is no one more deserving of this than John. Not only is he the winningest coach in the Big Ten, the manner in which he runs his program is remarkable. The athletic experience as well as how he prepares student-athletes for life after athletics is special and we are thankful that they will continue to benefit from his leadership." Currently in his 31st year as the Golden Gopher head coach and 34th overall at Minnesota, Anderson is the winningest baseball coach in the Big Ten, sitting at 1,080-715-3 and a 485-279 record against Big Ten opponents. Inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association in 2008, Anderson has been named the Big Ten Coach of the Year six times, most recently in 2010. Under Anderson's guidance since 1982, the Gopher baseball team has made 17 NCAA tournament appearances, won nine Big Ten Tournament titles and nine first-place Big Ten regular season crowns (four in divisional play and five in non-divisional play). In 2010, the Gophers won the Big Ten regular season and tournament championship, was named the Big Ten Coach of the Year and Mideast Coach of the Year as the Gophers played in the NCAA Tournament. "It's been an honor and privilege to serve this great University and its tradition rich baseball program for the past 35 years as an assistant and head coach," Anderson said. "I am excited, as the leader of the program that I will have an opportunity for another five years to continue our mission of educating and preparing our student-athletes for the next 50 years of their lives. More importantly, this extension allows me to continue my fundraising work to help build a new ballpark on campus that remains a critical need for the program. My number one goal over the next five years is to leave the program in better shape than when I became the head coach in 1981 and to position it so the next generation of Gopher baseball players can create more special success stories on and off the diamond of play at the University of Minnesota."
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Well, with all the recent discussion about the CC simmering, here's an opportunity for Boston, MA area folks to see the CC first hand. There's a chef's demo of the CC this Sunday at Yale Appliance. Anyone considering a CC should go down and ask the chef about the simmer and see how he handles it. But then again, the best opportunity is to personally cook on it at Eurostoves, but not everyone can get up to Beverly.
Come to think of it, if you currently own a CC and are having trouble with it, other than contacting Capital, you could also attend this demo and ask the chef about it. Here's the link from Capital's blog:
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Not sure if I can make it, but someone should definitely ask for a demonstration of the simmer. I was at Yale a few weeks ago and the burner was extremely hot when turned to simmer, nothing like how Trevor has his. I wonder if they will adjust it prior to the demo... |
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Self-Drive Vintage Fiat 500 Tour from Florence: Tuscan Hills and Italian Cuisine. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Fantastic! Really enjoyed my tour and loved driving the Fiat 500!! The guide was really friendly and helpful, the scenery was beautiful and such a good way to see it all. We stopped a few times to take photos and the lunch we had was divine, I definitely recommend this trip especially if you are a Fiat 500 enthusiast like myself.
Alright - this is such fun! It was really a highlight of our Italian trip. Cruising around Tuscany and looking at the sun set over the olive trees on tiny roads was magical. The dinner and wine was good as well. Our guide was native and gave amazing restaurant recommendations.
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Luca at Walkabout Tours was wonderful! He was so patient with every as we tried to follow his instructions. The drive was a blast!! It was so much fun driving these cars along the back streets and country side. The views of Florence and the hill sides were beautiful and the lunch was delicious!! You MUST know how to drive a manual/stick shift car or don't waste your time or the guides/other drivers time please plus you'll wreck the car! This is a must do and would do it again!!
Awesome tour guide and incredibly scenic views. We really enjoyed learning about Florence and getting to drive around in the old Fiat. The food at the end of the tour was far more and far better than expected. Really cool tour!
OMG! Without a doubt this tour was one of the top 10 highlights of our 5 week European trip.I cannot over exaggerate how much fun it was. Well organised with Fabulous scenery to go with it.Beautiful stop with lavish food and wine.Thank you Viator! It was the best!!
It was a present to my friend and she already gave her opinion. But what I heard, she was very happy with your car and this trip.
This was such a fun deal. You owe it to yourself to do it, it will be a highlight of your trip!
It was brilliant and probably the highlight of our trip to Italy, the cars were so much fun to drive, the scenery beautiful. The driving through the little streets of Florence was also so much fun. The only thing different was the description said you had lunch on a private veranda with stunning views, we had lunch in a restaurant but it was very very nice. Angel was our guide and he was very knowledgeable about both the area and the wine. I really could not fault this tour in anyway and would highly recommend it to anyone interested. Thanks again
Epic trip. Luca from the tour operator was a legend. Very enjoyable drive around Tuscany with a good lunch. Highly recommend if you are in Florence.
Brilliant a fab experience, made prefect by Angel our tour guide who gave us all a very special time.
Do not miss out on this trip!!
What a wonderful way to see the Tuscan Hills. This was more personable than a bus tour. Lunch was delizioso. A special thank you to Julian, our guide.
Of all the tours, I really enjoyed this the most. It was a great break from the city, museums and crowds. We had an excellent guide and I had a load of fun driving the little fiat :)
Great way to see the country side, the car was great,site where amazing , Angelou was a wealth of knowledge.
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This was our favorite tour. Our guide Julian was great. We enjoyed driving the little Fiat and it was such a nice change to leave the city and drive into the country. There was a nice little feast prepared for us towards the end of the trip. The wine and food was delicious. Highly recommend.
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This was our favorite tour. Our guide Julian was great. We enjoyed driving the little Fiat and it was such a nice change to leave the city and drive into the country. There was a nice little feast prepared for us towards the end of the trip. The wine and food was delicious. Highly recommend.


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A 'Minority Report' TV Series is On The Way Even Though One Has Already Kind of Existed For Years
Movie News By Adam Bellotto on August 22, 2014 | Be the First To CommentFirst, they took our TV shows and made them into movies. Then, they took our movies and made them into TV shows. What fresh horror will come next in the adaptation world? Radio, probably. But we're still in that second phase right now. Case in point: Steven Spielberg is crafting a TV show out of his 2002 film Minority Report. As reported by The Wrap, he will use Amblin Television to front the show, with Godzilla writer Max Borenstein handling script duties. The Wrap presumes (just like every other person who hears this news) that the series will focus around the PreCrime police force, a special group of cops that use mutants with visions of the future to predict crime and then preemptively de-crime it. Spielberg is likely to choose a big-name star for the lead, and 20th Century Fox (who distributed the movie) may or may not have dibs on distributing the series. There is but one major issue with a Minority Report TV show: it's already been done. Not in name, but in premise.
What is Really the Best Sci-Fi Film Since 'The Matrix'?
Discussion By Christopher Campbell on September 29, 2012 | Comments (9)Rian Johnson's new film, Looper, is a pretty awesome time travel flick, one with as many elements that are clever and original as there are purposefully derivative and influenced. It's the kind of smart and stylish sci-fi cinema we expect every once in a while on the festival circuit, like Sound of My Voice (which hits DVD and Blu-ray this Tuesday), rather than from a major Hollywood studio. Looper does fit the indie model, though, since Sony/Tristar picked it up for distribution only after it was done shooting, yet as Brian's review of the film attests, we can still consider it a good sign for mainstream movies of this genre, and we can hope that Hollywood will see Johnson as the sort of directorial talent they need. But is it the best science fiction film since The Matrix? That's a question posed in a headline from Time magazine yesterday, though its respective post doesn't address such a discussion let alone attempt to answer the inquiry. Well, if we exclude superhero movies, animated features (Pixar, Miyazaki and The Iron Giant among them) and the Star Trek reboot, Looper is currently one of only two original studio films of its order to be battling for the status of best reviewed since the Wachowskis' groundbreaking modern classic. The other is Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men.
Movie News After Dark: Great Gatsby, George Lucas, A Cloudy Sequel and 2011: The Cinescape
Movie News By Neil Miller on December 13, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly thing about movies. No big deal. We begin tonight with a new image from The Great Gatsby featuring Leo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Tobey Maguire and Joel Edgerton looking quite dapper. One can only imagine how much more dapper this will all look when we see it for the first time in 3D. I like the word dapper.
Culture Warrior: A Word About Product Placement in Movies (Brought to You By Doritos)
Culture Warrior By Scott Beggs on October 25, 2011 | Comments (3)Buried deep within this sentence (Doritos are delicious) is an advertisement. Did you catch it? You probably didn't because it was so subtly subliminal, but that's exactly how product placement has worked for a century to varying degrees of success. After all, there's a thin line between using real-life products in a film to create a sense of verisimilitude and using them to promote the product in question. Where that line is drawn is up to each person. One person might see a kid reading "National Geographic" in It's a Wonderful Life and think it's quaintly appropriate while another person might find it craven and conspicuous. To the same extent, different film productions have delivered brands with means ranging from the slyness of near-imperceptibility to almost Doritos-Scorchin'-Habanero-Flavor levels of obviousness. It's far from new, and even though sold items have sneaked their way into movies for almost one hundred years, there's been an explosion in recent decades, seeing a new revenue stream for studios and a new annoyance for film fans.
Channel Guide: 'Person of Interest' Is Definitely Interesting
Channel Guide By Merrill Barr on September 24, 2011 | Be the First To CommentWhen it comes to procedurals there's no doubt that CBS is king. From the boys in Hawaii to the profilers in the F.B.I., over the last decade CBS has successfully taken the reigns of crime-of-the-week king from NBC. But this season they decided to have a little fun with the genre they know all too well. And that fun comes in the form of the latest program from the camp of J.J. Abrams, Person of Interest. The show follows former military man John Reese (Jim Caviezel) who is recruited by a very strange rich guy known only as Mr. Finch (Michael Emerson) who, through a machine he built for the government, is able to predict crime before it happens… Sort of… The machine can't give out details without exposing Finch's back door to the machine, so all he gets is the social security number of the titular person of interest, and that person could be the victim…or the culprit.
A murder mystery, a sci-fi action movie, a family drama = Tom Cruise… in the future! Why We Love It There's been a lot of shameful Phillip K. Dick adaptations. From John Woo's comically bad Paycheck to the just plain bad Next, Dick's prolific work does not always receive the best of treatments. However, Stephen Spielberg delivered one of those best treatments. In the vein of Blade Runner and Total Recall, I have no doubt that Minority Report will be regarded as a classic one day.
This Week in Blu-ray: Are You on The Minority Report?
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on April 20, 2010 | Comments (2)After two straight weeks of very light action on This Week in Blu-ray, here we are. Another Tuesday has come and another round of releases are here seeking my approval. Which is why you're here — so that you can fill out your after-work new release day shopping list.
Culture Warrior: The Culturally Significant Films of the Decade
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on December 7, 2009 | Comments (13)This week's Culture Warrior gives an exhaustive review of the decade that you won't find anywhere else on the Interwebs.
Spielberg To Tackle 6-Foot Invisible Rabbit with 'Harvey'
In Development By Scott Beggs on August 3, 2009 | Comments (13)Literally. The entire film will be Steven Spielberg wrestling an invisible rabbit in his living room.
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- 8 chicken pieces (either drumsticks or thighs, or a mixture of the two), skin removed
- 8 garlic cloves, peeled and gently crushed
- 1 tsp chilli powder
- Leaves from 34 sprigs of thyme
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- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- 1/2 tsp soy sauce
- 1/2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
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- Preheat the oven to 200°C/gas mark 7. Toss the chicken pieces on a large roasting tray with the garlic, chilli powder, thyme, lime juice and salt and pepper. Lay them out in a single layer and pop them into the oven to bake for 25 minutes.
- Meanwhile, mix the honey, mustard powder, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce and lime zest in a small bowl to give a sticky glaze.
- Once the chicken has been cooking for 10 minutes, remove it from the oven and brush over half of the glaze. Then brush over the remaining glaze after another 10 minutes of cooking. Pop it back into the oven for the remaining?five minutes or until the chicken is piping hot in the centre and cooked through. Remove from the oven and transfer the pieces to a serving plate and cover with foil to keep warm.
- Put the roasting tray on a high heat on the hob. Pour in all but about three tablespoons of the chicken stock, stirring all the time and scraping up?any bits from the bottom of the tray. Blend the cornflour with the remaining stock to give a smooth liquid and pour this into the tray, stirring constantly. Let this bubble away for two to three minutes or so, stirring occasionally, until reduced and thickened. The sauce may have a few lumps in, which you can just sieve out before serving if you like. Season to taste and remove from the heat. Serve two pieces of chicken per person with a little sauce poured over and a scattering of mint leaves on top.A Lighter Way To Bake


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Features from our Fall 2014 edition
In addition to a plethora of original, contemporary art for purchase, the fair offers several fabulous features to make your visit even more enjoyable!
Recent Graduates Exhibition
For each edition, we have a specially curated section of Recent Graduates work (BFA or MFA graduating within 3 years). For the fall 2014 edition, we are thrilled to welcome back Gabriel de Guzman, Curator of Visual Arts at Wave Hill, as the curator of this feature. Site-specificity is the theme of this fall's Recent Graduates Exhibition titled, Tunnel Vision. Using materials such as plywood, metal, toy train tracks, a boom box, neon light tubing, and record album covers, these artists present sculpture that evoke the Tunnel's unique space and fascinating history. Don't forget to look up when you enter the fair, they will be hanging from the ceiling!
Limited Edition Print by Artist, Mitch McGee (represented by Elisa Contemporary Art)
You will not want to miss this beautiful artwork created specifically for our fair guests. Mitch customized this print with our stationary pink color and produced 15 editions in honor of Affordable Art Fair's 15th Anniversary globally. These exclusive prints are the perfect, customary kick-start or addition to any collection! They will be available for purchase at the fair.
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First, not all images are digital. Those old pictures of your parents that you scanned? No metadata. Also, not all digital image formats support metadata. That BMP file you've got from 1996? No metadata there, either. Next, even if the image format supports metadata, not all digital images are captured with it. Or they are, but they aren't captured with a full set. That picture from your old-model Flip phone? No metadata there, or not enough metadata. Also, many popular websites — for example Facebook — strip EXIF tags. So it's not possible to get the metadata unless you can somehow get access to the source file — which means hacking.
All that means that there are a lot of images out there with no metadata and/or with metadata that you can't get to very easily. But these images might still have visual information within the image, or other clues, that could enable a system — either completely automated or using automated and human processes together — to make a guess about where the image was taken. The best case for intelligence analysts would be a fully automated system. This way they could suck in images from a terrorist website, download them off of captured cameras or cell phones, or scan them from hard copy, and feed all this through the system and get locations of where the images were taken. With more and more images being created in our world every day this automated approach is going to be crucial.
You can already see a little bit of this happening with the new Google Image Search. The new Google Image Search has a "reverse image search" capability that enables you to search for other instances of the same image on the web. In most cases, this is limited to the exact same image. For example, open up Google Image Search into a second browser window and drag in this image:
No matches. So is this helicopter flying over Khost Province in Afghanistan or flying over the back side of the Hollywood sign? Hard to tell from the image itself. And if you test out typing both "Khost Province" and "Hollywood" into the search bar, you'll get results that point in both directions. Even for a trained human analyst, this might prove too hard to crack (although the lack of rocket pods on this helicopter makes a good case for this not being an MH-6 Little Bird, which points to Hollywood over Khost).
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Before becoming a wedded Harvard grad, Weezer's Rivers Cuomobanged out post-grunge, fuzzy pop bliss with playful naivety -- atradition that Brooklyn trio Right On Dynamite are more than happy tomaintain. Like 1994's Weezer (The Blue Album), "Won't Let ItGo" is a welcome reprieve from brooding and over-serious rock,showcasing Right On Dynamite's poised and snappy manner. Deliveringhigh spirits in handclaps and slight xylophone dings, the track'sgleeful sound is effortless, while clear, crisp power chords are set toa low rumble. Eventually a section of undeniable oh oh ohsignites into a squealing guitar freak-out only to be quickly smoothedby the reprise of the simple verse melody. Lyrically, the trackaddresses a short fuse and the testing of patience but the contagiouschorus insists that "it's not your fault" if this Dynamite blows. The"Won't Let It Go" seven-inch, which also includes a spunky TedLeo-tinged B-side titled "Wrong, Too Right," drops this week via theStandpipe label.
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